I Are You, You Am Me

Movie

1982

1h 53m

Japanese

Comedy, Drama

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9th-graders Kazuo and Kazumi take a tumble at a temple in a small seacoast town in Japan. Through supernatural intervention, their minds and bodies are switched, and the result is a touching and hilarious coming-of-age comedy as they attempt to survive the pressures of junio...

I Are You, You Am Me

Movie

1982

1h 53m

Japanese

Comedy, Drama

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Cast

Kazumi Saitoh

Kazuo Saitoh

Akio Saitoh

Girl Student 'C'

Chie Saitoh

Mitsuko Ono

Girl Student 'B'

Akemi Yoshino

Innkeeper

Jiroh Saitoh

Girl Student 'D'

Masaaki Kaneko

Keiko Kawahara

Punk

H.S. Principal

Naoko Saitoh

Yoshiyuki Saitoh

Kenji Sakui

Shizuo Fukuda

Girl Student 'A'

Kouzou Saitoh

Masuno Saitoh

Group Leader

Hiroshi Yamamoto

Directed By: Nobuhiko Obayashi

Written By: Wataru Kenmotsu (Screenplay), Hisashi Yamanaka (Original Story), + 1 more

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emiison says...

3 years ago

This movie was certainly interesting… I watched it partially just because it has such a unique representation of Onomichi, which is one of my favorite places in Japan. However I think that this film was difficult to watch simply because there were so many different aspects of it that were very exist. Obviously the time period in which this movie was made contributes a large part to that, but that doesn’t mean it’s any less difficult to watch. In truth, I think that films like this that do body switch concepts, are typically limited to very strict gender binary‘s which is not necessarily the most interesting thing to watch in the year 2022. One last thing though: I must say that I did think the cinematography was excellent in this film... there were countless great angles and shots.

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